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- OAM (Orbital Angular Momentum) is gaining attention for improving radio and optical communication systems.
- The proposed method uses anisotropic metasurfaces to create multiple OAM vortex beams at microwave frequencies, allowing for independent control over various beam characteristics.
- The effectiveness of this approach is supported by simulations and experiments, highlighting its potential for enhancing polarization division multiplexing in OAM communication.
Article Abstract
In the past few years, orbital angular momentum (OAM) has aroused great interest in the scientific communities, because it shows great potential for enhancing capacities of radio and optical communication systems. Here, we propose anisotropic metasurfaces to generate multiple OAM vortex beams at microwave frequencies. A phase compensation theory is presented, in order to determine the phase distributions on metasurfaces, This theory enables independent control of beam numbers, polarizations, orientations, and topological charges of OAM vortex beams, respectively. The metasurface is composed of anisotropic elements, whose reflection phases can be engineered separately in different polarization directions. The scheme is validated by both simulation and experimental results and shows great potential for the polarization division multiplexing in OAM communication systems.
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